Wataru is cool and his character was loaded with potential, but the final run of Kiva undid all of the good things they had done for Wataru as a character...

He's still memorable for being a Rider with a very unique personality, but he could have been handled way better.

yesss I agree entirely

ohhh if I actually had more of a drive for it I would want to write my own Kiva just to make it more to my liking :lol

I also really wanna see a new Rider who's an artist, Wataru had that going for him. Music, yes, but still an art.

*High-five* Kiva really enjoyed to leave plot points hanging and then completely dropping others, Otoya was the one that suffered the least, but even then I have some gripes with the way they handled his relationship with Maya.

And yes so much yes! If I wrote fanfiction my number one priority would be to fix Kiva, just a few changes here and there and Kiva would be amongst the best Rider shows.

I really miss Wataru music, recent Riders are sorely lacking in the artistic department.

I think I need to watch Kiva :eyebrow

It's an interesting series, love it or hate it, it defintely gives a lot to talk about.

The fact that it takes place in two different time periods makes it very interesting from the start, and Otoya is simply awesome, one of my favorite Riders ever.

Chances are you'll love it, if not you'll join us in the "could have been great" club. :lol

Then onward I go into Kiva :lol

キバっていくぜ！
Kivatte Ikuze!

I'm still watching it so no spoilers please. :D

I think it's one of the worst Rider shows ever. You'll probably love it.

Oh hush you.

It's a great show, don't let Switchblade's impression of Wataru from the first part of the series, which he does evolve from, deter you from watching it. The whole show is about growing changing and evolving to meet the needs of Wataru's life and Kiva's battles. By the end he's a true badass. Progression is the whole point for Kiva.